Sussex loop

The first four loops were found at Hollingbury Camp (a hill-fort on the northern edge of Brighton, in East Sussex) in 1825. The name of the object is derived from their shape and area of discovery. Five were found in the Near Lewes hoard in 2011. The rest had been discovered within Sussex. In May 2013, two loops were discovered outside Sussex.^[3]

The purpose of the loops remain unclear to archaeologists. Some suggest it may have been for adornments or for a ritual.^[3]